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WANTED IN KENTUCKY.
Several months ago Louis Goldsmith en-
ployed at Jackson's livery stable. assaulted q
colored man. and then left the city. He went
to Covineton. KY. and after securing employ
nient with man there stole it is charged, $24
from him and returned here Last week he was
arrested on the old assault and battery charge
and acquitted. Yesterday the sheriff of the
county IN which Covington is located, came mere
for him. and last night he was arrested at Jack
sons stable He will be taken to Covington to-
day.
NEW INCoRPoRATIoNs
Articles OF incorporation were left with the
Secretary of State yesterday for the Dime Saw
Ing and Loan Association of this city. It's CAPT
tai is 100000, with VIM. A. Krae. Alex Metz
ger, Samuel P. Porter. Nathan Morris. Albert
R. Baker. O. c. McCulloch and Charles L. Lewis
as directors. The Hazelton Building and Loan
Association OF Hazelton. capital $50. DOC, Samuel
Parson. Theodore Wheeler, Walter Wheeler, q.
;. Thorn and others are the incorporators. The
kendallyi!le Gas and Oil Company, capital $10.-
GOO. Hiram McCray. John Mitchell. Jacob Kel-
Ter, Nicholas B. Newman. Henry S. Park. Her
man Kruger and James R. Bunyan are the d.
rectors.
1hON HALL ANNIVERSARY.
Tree Friend Hall, in the When Block, was
we'll filed last night on the occasion of the cele-
bration of the sixth anniversary of the Order of
the Iron Hall, which had its origin in this city
The programme was quite interesting. Miss
Dovie Stokeley rendered piano solo, and Miss
Purcell gave a comic recitation that was we'll re-
ceived. There was guitar solo by Mr.. H. W.
Swhear, after which F. d. Somerby, of Detroit,
Mich, supreme vice-iustice, delivered an
address,. He spoke upon the benefits to
De derived from a membership in the order
No order, he thought offered such inducements
to poor men, and the fact that it has had re-
markable growth he thought was evidence of its
superiority. Following the address MISS Lizzie
Frauer sang solo, after which Mr.. H. w.
Swhear gave an excellent performance on the
guitar and harp. 1.-THE Original Tramp" was
recited by Fred Walters and Misses Tilie aud
Lizzie Frauer sang duet The entertainment
concluded with piano solo by Miss Dovie Stoke
ley
THE CoLFAX STATUE
The Odd-fellows Colfax monument committee
met last evening and completed arrangements
for the unwilling of the statue in University
Park, May Is The statue alone will cost nearly
$4,000. 1t was decided to invite all the militia
~ companies and the Knights of Pythias Uni
formed Rank, to participate in the exercises of
the day. The weather permitting, the pro-
kia"uo Will 10 observed III the park, out IL
the day should be bad the exercises occur
in Tomlinson Hall. In the forenoon will
take place the reception of visiting
lodges. The street procession will move at 10
o'clock A. NJ Brigadier- general Theodore Pfaffiin,
of the Patriarchs Militant will have charge of
It. The line of march will end at the park,
where, after prayer by Grand Chaplain Brewing
ton the statue will be unveiled by Mrs. Belle
Trester. president of Rebekah degree. After
music the statue will be presented To the Grand
Lodge by the committee. followed by reply
from Grand Master Grant in accepting it. Then
will come the address by John H. White, grand
sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.